Accelerate ACL vs ACL Recovery Tracker

Accelerate ACL combines the latest ACL recovery science with the world’s leading recovery technology to help you crush rehab milestones. Features that will help you achieve your ACL recovery goals include: * Personalized Workouts: Get fully personalized workouts tailored to your recovery goals, whether it is to increase range of motion, activate muscles, increase quadriceps size, or prevent future injury. * Nutrition, Hydration & Habits: Ensure you are fueling properly during the ACL recovery process by tracking your progress towards daily protein and water targets. * Instant messaging & video calls - Message your Accelerate ACL coach in real-time and schedule video sessions directly from the app. Stay connected with your coach to improve compliance and get better results. * Check-ins: Gain complete insight into your overall performance with easy check-ins and real-time updates. Note regarding Apple Health: The app integrates with Apple Health to show your daily activity - distance, steps, active energy, and flights to help you better achieve your goals. App also uses Apple Health to track energy burned and heart rate during a workout session, if an Apple Watch is used. Workout metrics are shared with the coach to better design your workout schedule. DISCLAIMER: Users should seek a doctor’s advice before using this app and making any medical decisions. Keywords: ACL, ACL reconstruction, Meniscus, Meniscus Tear, Knee, Knee replacement, Accelerate ACL

Recovering from ACL surgery is a months-long journey. ACL Recovery Tracker turns it into a clear, structured program — from the first days after surgery all the way to return to sport. A 10-LEVEL PROGRAM • Ten rehabilitation levels, each with its own goals, exercises and criteria to move on — up to running, jumping and cutting drills • After surgery, each level has its own rules for pain and swelling, and says when to get help • Add your surgery details — graft, meniscus repair, revision and more — and your plan notes what protocols usually advise • When you might be ready to move on, the app tells you, based on your workouts, pain and time at the level; the level check walks you through that level's criteria • Waiting for surgery, or still deciding? Start with two prehab levels: Calm the Knee, then Build Strength and Balance SEE EVERY EXERCISE IN MOTION • An animation of every workout exercise: turn the view, slow it down, follow it step by step • Clear numbered steps, including which leg works • Watch it during your workout, or keep it hidden TRAIN STEP BY STEP • Today's workout, set by set, with a rest countdown between sets • Your workout on the lock screen, with a buzz when a rest ends • Gym exercises: log the weight of each set, and the app suggests your next step • Shape a level's workout to what your physio prescribes: add, swap or remove exercises and change sets, reps and hold times PLAN YOUR WEEK • Pick your training days, move a workout to another day, or take a rest day • Early levels can run several rounds a day, each at its own time • Daily care routines — ice, quad squeezes, elevation — to check off MONITOR PAIN AND MOBILITY • Pain diary on a 0–10 scale with body locations and trends • Knee bend and straightening in degrees: type them in, or measure with your phone, guided by an animation • Compare against your healthy leg SEE YOUR PROGRESS Charts for mobility, pain, workouts and levels, and a full workout history. • Share a progress report with your physio: a PDF of what you logged, made on your phone STAY ON TRACK Optional reminders for each workout round, a pain check-in, care routines, an evening nudge for an unfinished workout, and a note when you might be ready for the next level. Each can be turned on or off, and you choose the times. PRIVATE AND OFFLINE Your health data — pain, mobility, workouts, surgery details — stays on your device. No account, no internet connection needed. IN YOUR LANGUAGE English, German, Spanish, French and Ukrainian, in light and dark themes. IMPORTANT This app provides structure for rehabilitation but does not replace medical advice. Always get clearance from your surgeon or physical therapist before starting or progressing exercises.